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GLOW + BPC-157

4 replies3 peopleAug 19, 2026☆ Follow
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How should someone combine oral BPC-157 with a GLOW blend containing BPC-157, TB-500 and GHK-Cu for a recent ankle injury while already using retatrutide?

The original poster is already taking oral BPC-157 and has added injectable GLOW plus an extra BPC vial after spraining an ankle two and a half weeks before a walking holiday. Other users confirm oral and injectable forms can be used together and recommend more frequent dosing for the short window. One user reports running 0.5 mg BPC two to three times daily for several weeks without toxicity concerns. The poster plans to add another daily injection based on that input.

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Whether the chosen doses will be enough to allow normal holiday walking in 2.5 weeks

Nothing here is advice.

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WarmLantern16archiveopening postAug 19

After looking into GLP-1s I chose the grey-market path and came across other peptides too. Because of IBS-C I started oral BPC-157 even though results are uncertain. Retatrutide is also going well so far. Then I badly sprained an ankle and have a holiday with lots of walking in roughly two and a half weeks, so I added BPC-157 plus TB-500. The blend product worked out better value than separate vials, and based on the copper-peptide amount I figure each dose gives 400 mcg of BPC-157 and 400 mcg of TB-500. Since BPC-157 is short-acting I got an extra vial for a second 500 mcg dose.

RustAlder28archiveAug 21

Oral and injectable BPC can be used together without problems. For faster healing in the short time before travel you could increase the schedule for a couple of weeks, maybe morning and night.

WarmLantern16archiveAug 21
↳ replying to @RustAlder28

Thanks. So that would mean injecting BPC twice daily on top of the blend dose, making three injections total?

LevelThistle44archiveAug 21

You can continue the oral version. When I use BPC I do 0.5 mg two or three times a day for four to eight weeks, usually about six. Hardly any solid data exists, but what there is shows it is very hard to reach toxic levels in animal studies.

WarmLantern16archiveAug 21
↳ replying to @LevelThistle44

Good to hear, I'll add one more BPC injection. Thank you.

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